Let {ag} and {b} be sequences of real numbers. In each of the following, your proof should contain no ellipses [.). (b) Use the Commutative and Associative Axioms and induction on n to prove that, for every n E N, Σ (ak + bk) = ak +

Let {ag} and {b} be sequences of real numbers. In each of the following, your proof should contain no ellipses [.). (b) Use the Commutative and Associative Axioms and induction on n to prove that, for every n E N, Σ (ak + bk) = ak +

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Let {ag} and {bx} be sequences of real numbers. In each of the following, your proof
should contain no ellipses .).
(b) Use the Commutative and Associative Axioms and induction on n to prove that,
for every n E N,
(ak + bx) = ak +
k=1

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